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ST. LOUIS. July Observation-Disclosures, 1000
shipments 1000. Market steady: choice heavy ma
$37o94.io; butchers steers fair to choice $3.50 a
400; feeders. fair to good; S3o003 So. stockers
mon MOI q grass a' to good corn-fed iso@seo WIN
Hofs-Receipts. LOO. shipments, 600. Market
tons s5.s5o545; packing and YOrkers medium
to prime $5.1O05.30; pigs, common to good, $4-7o
Shsep-Receipts, 1000; shipments LOGO. Mar.
S3.7504.6O-
CHICAGO July I4-The Drovers' Journal reports
Catte-Receipts. 10. 500; shipments. g. 0O Market
steady; shipping steers: 3d. 1924 70; fancy "a, 40
s sas. and mixed 81 4o02e0' Texas cattle Sl7'S
Hogs-Receipts, II 900; shipments 4.5oO. Mar
ket strong and higher; rough and mixed 80 20
05.45: packing and Shipping. S5.3505-55; light.
$5:2o05.5o; skips, ss 500375. ooo -,
ket steady; natives. So. 0004. So; Western $3.4o0
400; Texans. $2.7503.75i lambs. $1.5o04-oo
KANSAS CITY. July 14.-Ca.tls-Receipts.
900; shipments. loo. Market duh and weak; good
sooi ssoesrs Co. feeding d steers
800; cows 81 -5OO275 grass range steer. 81. a
Hogs-Receipts, 8 500; shipments 4, 500. Light
weights strong and shade higher; others steady;
good to choice $51505.25; common to medium,
sheep-Receipts 500 Market STEADY; good to
choice, $3.5o04.o0. common TO medium, $1,000
NEW YORK, July l4.-Beeves-Receipts. 156
head trade; feeling weak; dressed beef lower at
6le07c for sides. To-day's cable quotes American
refrigerated beef dull at 7iac per ID.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head sheep slow bnt
steady at $3.9O04.9o; lambs weak and lower at
$5.750S.
Hogs Receipts 1.4OO; sales on live weights;
nominally firm at $5.75G6.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. July 14.-Cattle-Receipts
1876; shipments. 513. Market unchanged from yes
terday's quotations
Hogs-Receipts 700; shipments 500. Market
active; Philadelphia and Workers. $55O05.65; COM
mon and light $5.2505.35.
Sheep--Receipts, ]. 600; shipments. 400. Market
firm good; common at yesterdays quotations.
BALTIMORE, July 14-Beef cattle full supply;
fair demand prices lea lac lower. Best beevss
45s04 4-15c. first quality 41s043sc; medium Ga q
4c; ordinary 203c Most of the sales from Be
412c. Receipts, 1.O74; sales, 953
The receipts of sheep and lambs were 7.O91; quo
tations: sheep. 304ss lambs, 30614c.
CINCINNATI. July 14-Hogs active an firm; com
S19o@ o. 10. Receints 200. snipments GOO
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour was
quiet and unchanged No. spring wheat lite;
No. spring wheat, 69c; No. red. 70 0734c; No.
2 barley, nominal. Mess pork, per brl. SIG. 500
100. Lard, per 100 lbs, Sc 52a 06 55. Short-rib
sides Qoose) g. 20c; dry sailed shoulders (boxed),
S 80 00c short clear sides (boxed), 90 lee.
Whisky, distillers' finished goods, per gal, 81 10.
Sugars. cut-loaf, 60 064c graduated. 6Bc: stand
ard A. 5sc.
I On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was in good demand for best grades at
l2i 0l9ac for creamery and 12i a Ice for dairy
Eggs, firm at 124 a 134c
Receipts-Flour. Is, 600 brls; wheat, %, 900 bu;
barley, 900 bu. Shipments-Flour, Jig, 900 brls;
wheat, las, 900 bu; corn. 136. 900 bu; oats, o.
900 bu; rye, ZOO bu; barley, 500 bu-
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Preserves of all kinds should be kept entirely
secluded from the air and in dry place. 1t put
on the shelf In pantry they should not be al
lowed to come in contact with the wall. Even
the dryest walls. apparently, exude more or less
moisture and preserves invariably absorb it both
in dampness and in taste 1t is necessary occa-
sionallv to look at them and if they have been
attacked by mould boil them again, but
gently. The old way of laying over them pa
per dipped in brandy to prevent all risks is still
adhered TO by many good housewives.
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Cotton.

NETWORK. July 14.--C. L. Greene g. Co.'S report
on cotton futures says Much irreeularity shown
to-day August and September advancing 601O
points then dropping to the lowest point of yester
day trife under, and finally closing fraction
There further liquidation of old crop. but the
evidence seems to show that the contracts drifted
into pretty strong hands, and with to believe
that considerable short interest has been created.
The undertone is confident; the crop
months the deals somewhat careful yet the offer
ngs fairly well taken and rates ruling comparatively
steady.
NEW ORLEANS. July 14.-Cotton steadier;
nary S7sc; net and gross receipts. bales, exports
to Great Britain, 1850 bales coastwise 955 bales;
sales, 1,4OO bales; stock, 81, ga bales.
LIVERPOOL, July 14.-Cotton firm with good
demand. Sales 10000 bales, including 1000 bales
for speculation and export and 10 600 bales Ameri-
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What Makes a Jubilee ?

Two Scotch fishwives in London were talking
about the jubilee the other day. '.Eh. wum-
man." said one to the other. ''can ye tell me
what jubilee is, for Ihear a the folk spakin
ABBOTT it2' lou, ay," replied the other, 81 can
tell ye that; We see, when a man and a wumman
has beer marrit for five-and-twenty year, that's
a silier waddin; and when they've been marrit
for fifty year, that's gouden waddin'; but when
the mans deed, that's jubilee!"
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Elliott s. Butler, abstracters of titles. Rool
Building:
Anna M. Chandler to Chalmers Brown,
lots and 2, in block 2, northside addi-
ton to Indianapolis. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Hiram p. Marshall to Harlan Marshall,
lot So in E. T. Fletcher's second Brook
side addition to Indianapolis .----.---
Eliza Kirwin ct al. to Timothy Lyons.
north half of east half of northwest
qfarter section 13. township IA north.
range east, containing 40 acres
Albert H. Hadley to Sallie E. Gaspar, lot
66, in McCarty's third West side addi-
ton addition to Indianapolis
Nathan Morris, commissioner. to Delos r.
Moon. part of lot 5, in ST. Glars add
dition to Indianapolis -----
Harry j. Milligan to Chas. Dockweiler.
lot 10. York's subdivision of lot 9. A..
E. Fletchers first addition to Indianap-
Nicholas NcCarty to David Weidner, lot
1O3. in McCarty's first West-side addi2
ton to Indianapolis
Lucretia A. Neal to James Renihan ct al,
part of lots and 3 in n. B. Palmer's
subdivision of lot i and part of 2, in
square IA in Indianapolis ------
Nicholas McCarty ct al. to Adam He'll
man. lot 40. in McCarty's subdivision
of part of outlet 100 in Indianapolis
Conveyances. o. consideration.
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WOuIO Like TO F1AV6 L6Arn
Minneapolis Tribune.
The people of the West will be disappointed
that the trip is not to be made.-not because
they have any ardor for Mr.. Cleveland person
aly,-for in frankness they have not-but be-
cause he has still two years of his term before
him, and many Western interests might be
furthered through his tardy discovery that they
exist His administration has been continually
offensive to the West. II has been full of blum
der;ng. stupid. tyrannical injustice to Western
people and their concerns A tour of Western
cities might have taught the President some
things he greatly needs TO know. It is upon this
account rather than any other that his change Of
plan will be regretted.
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Do not forget to add to your drinking water.
lemonade or soda ten drops of Angostura Bit
ters. 1t imparts delicious flavor and prevents
malaria and all summer diseases. Be to
get the genuine Augostura, manufactured only
by DR.. j. g. B. SIEGERT e Son.
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Turn the sheep upon those lands that give the
most trouble with weeds. Sheep prefer short
grazing. and will eat nearly all kinds Of growing
weeds as soon as they shoot above ground.
They also scatter their manure evenly and bene-
fit the soil.
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Form cold mashed potatoes into small mounds
by pressing them into small-szed CUP Place
the top of each bit of butter and bake until
hot all through and well Drowned.
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Ink stains are very easily removed if put i'm
medately in milk and slightly rubbed for a
few minutes. If allowed to dry they not SO
afn
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A Hard World.

Philadelphia Record.
The commandments fairly over, and now
comes the time of camp-meetings There is no
rest for the wicked.
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Common to medium cows -----..--. 1902 40
Veais common good 3.50D5. %
Bulls common to good ZOO02. 20
Mixers common to good Is 00036.0 90
HoGs-ReceIpts. 2 loo; shipments. 2, 300. About
80 cars on sale. Quality generally good. Mar
ket strong and 10c hig her. All sold early. Clos
ing steady.
Heavy packing and shipping S5.4005.5O
Mixed packing 8. 3o 05. 40
Fair to good light D. 3015.45
Heavy roughs and pigs 4.4OD 80
SHEEP-Recsip.s, 100; shipments. 800 Fair
supply Market little slow, but prices about
the same
Good to choice Observation-Disclosures IS. 5O03.sO
Common medium 2.50D3.25
Bucks per head 200 90
Spring lambs common to good..-----... 3.50D5.0O
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OIL.

Gates opened at 6014c; highest 61c lowest. 6O14c;
closed 6O7sc. Sales, 432 900 brls; clearances 5s4,
900 brls; charters S76S2 brls; shipments, 49, 372
brls
NEW YORK. July 14-Petroleum dull. but
firm; opened 601ec; highest. 6O7sc; lowest. 60lsc,
closing. 60aac. Sales, 494 600 brls. Turpentine
dull at 33c.
PITTSBURG. Pa, July 13.-Petroleum dull but
firm; National Transit certificates opened at 60l4c;
closed at 60Ac; highest, 6O7sc; lowest, 6Olsc.
CLEVELAND. July 14.-Petroleum quiet; Stand
ard white I1Oo. 7c.
SAVANNAH, Ga, July 14-Turpentine firm at
293lc.
WILMINGTON, July 14.-Turpentine firm at SOC.
Dry Goods.
NEW YORK, July 14.-Through deliveries of
previous engagements large sales completed
but the demand limited in Consequence Of
the extremely hot weather.
Metals.
ST. LOUIS July I4.-Lead dull at 4. 27la04 3Oc
NEW YORK, July 14.-Copper steady. Lead
steady. Tin dull
Wool.
ST. LOUIS July l4.-Wool quiet and steady.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle In Light suppiy-dAfogs Strong and
Higher-Sheep Slow.
INDIANAPOLIS, July IA.
CATTLE-Receipts, 410; shipments, 400 The
local supply very light. Market slow. especially
on the heavy, coarse shipping grades 1000 to
1855 pound corn-fed steers are in better demand
than the heavier grades Butchers about steady,
about all selling.
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Real Estate Transfers.

instruments fled for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county Indiana, for the twenyfour hours
ending at p. M. July Ia, 1897. furnished by
Elliott s. Butler, abstracters of titles Room 23. Etna
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CIR A ND HOTEL,
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

Passenger elevator and all modern conveniences
Leading Hotel of the city, and strictly firstclass
Rates So So $3 and So so per day, the latter prec
Including bath. GEO. u. .PFINGST. Proprietor
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LONDON. July 14.-Bar silver, A Lied
ounce.
NEW YORK, July 14.--Bar silver. oslo.
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Dry Goods.
Metals.

ST. LOUIS. July I4.-Lead dull at 4 271a0 ID. SOC
NEW YORK, July 14.-Copper steady. Leac
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sELKo, EoNEVADA. MONDAY 2MAv @ 1901
.lA i =
EMGllSAr
IL Kearn,' Street,
San Francisco,

IL Kearn Street, San Francisco.
Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness. Ex-
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hood, Impotency, Paralysis, Pro, taiorrhCpa
nd all the terrible effects Of elf-abh e. a d
excess in ms:urer ye tt. gsNrh IA Loss Of Mem,
ory. Lassiiu1e, Nocturnal EInissipns> aversion
TO socfety. Dim e5s OF Vision. NniscS in the
hra .. the vital fluid p ssing 1uobSerVed In the
urine ana many other diseases that lead TO in-
sant = aud death. 4. .~ .r ..-t
YOUNG MIN
Suffering from n of the above symptoms
should consult us at once. The drain can be
stopped, vital ~ r stored. and ife be mSde
sgsln re1snre instead Of burden
There are many
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
-. 's.Ef's Who are troubled ...,.
With too frequent evacuatio Of Ihe bladder
often acc ,'mpani ii by >light smnrti 9 or
burning sensation, aRd weakening of the ~ e.
ten IN y manner they. canuot account for. Ro-
by Sediment i'll The urine. etc. y any die nf
this dithcuty Ignorant of the cause. which Is
the second stage of seminal w akne>s
CURES GUARANTEED IN ALL SUCH CASES.
,CoIsnltati p Frto,... thorough, examination
and aivtce. inclhdIng chemical analysis and
mifcOscopic examination Of the urine, s.. An
hc,ieBt opthtsn given in every ca "a s1y3
The following Medicires supplied at tho
prices named:
SIR AsTl Ev -coOPERs vIT,L REsToR-
ATIVE, 50 bottle, or four times the quantity,
SO. SAMPLE 3 IT ;LE FIR r.
Sent to anyone :ppiying by l. tier. stating
symptoms Rex and age. SIrict secrecy in re-
gard to all businPs t:ansa'tions \. -. -. -
The celeb ated Kidney Remedy. AEPHRE Eft
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tie Address,
." ENGLISH MEDICAL DIsPENSARY,
No. ii KsAnNY sr., BAN Fra Ncfsco. CAL.
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.EsSPORTSMEN'S CLUB.
Organization or the Elko
.ts,,.s Sportsmen's Club. ....

For the better pr servation Of game ard hsh,
and for the proper ,nfvr:emeut OF our laws re-
lhting thereto, we, the unGersign d, do he eby
agree to furln ourselves Ia d q Spurthmen's
GlBe, to be kmuwn as tIe rISo County
Sp0rtsmen's Glib" And to the end tn t the
spi, II and int, mt of such laws may be more
fully carried vi. We severally agre that We
will not kin catch. or Otherwise destroy any
81 the game hsh OF this county, out of the
,Proper season. and that we will lay bcfor. the
Cab in formation of any pecson whorl we may
know of willtally and wan ntonly violating said.
Lays, I'm ord.r that such persons may be
promptly and vigorously pros cuted>
~'"Fhe Club also Offers n reward of s3S for the
arrest and conyicticn of anr. person violating
said laws. SigneSaS- !
J. W. DORSEY, O. C. WARNER,
&c. JtS UP, I. OsTRE!CHER,
r: N. TONE, \ ": HKSSON;
- =. r. l.. MULLER, w. T. SMITH,
;. 4. H., BRADLEY. THOS. HUNTER.
J.. =. .TRIPLErr, II l.. BYRNE.
"a E. VIC. BARTLETT. .
Game Laws and Penalties. :
s4t.ts unlawful to catch any Ash within the
from JAny. 1st TO May Lst OF each year. Un.
lawful to buy or seIl any tsh cauYh lit in sal l
streams between lat Of july and lst of DE cm.
b'rqf zach year. Penafy-.FiEe not less tn IN
$50 nor more than 500, or Imprisonment in
che County Jail not exceeding three months,
6fby both. ..--'.''.-----.,-- 900 i
Unlawful tocatch, kill or yaes tr y any Bea-
yer, OF Otter, for the period Of ten years, rom
Jany. 1s'. 1887. ?
Unlawful to catch any fish with seine. traps
or siil net, or In any other nhtmcr 'cxcetd'by
cook Pnd line. Flie, $50 TO 500. Jail six
months. or both , ~
Uniqwiul hetwoen 1Bt Of. Jany.. ,snd LIST Il
Sept. to xii any de r.. antelope, elk, mountain
eheep or gOatI or to have them in possession
gr Tor sale during that peri ID. ~s..,l, a.,
Unlawful to Trap or II any "bob white"
MAIL before lsoO.. tire, 4lOO. =, , -. 10. -,
Unlawful to kill sharp-tai ed grouse. so:cnlIed
prairio chicken. between 18TH OF March and lst
Neept., o. suy ssge cock, hen or chick, u bc
Ween 10Th OF March ana 10th of August. Fine,
2Oe.r 81 s[es s.csr7,s,~grsy,a
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Eiko. April 5, 1881.
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NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby ven tn Il the Board Of
County Commissioners will recrise biIa from
parties who wish To pnrchase che old iIorpita,
Building. Bids N be filed with t,e Olerk OF
Board. ,..-.. r.. ,..'.' .',s - .. s'...
The Board reserves tho right 10 reject any
and all bids.
Assese G. d. wIsEMAN.,
20. Clerk OF Doord
Elko, April S, 1887.
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UNIVERSITY CLAIMS.

Notice is hereby glvon that all parties hold.
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socistion. must substsntiste their claims by thu
mea Q of IT least one witness. or present RS
ceipt or stub Of r. ceipt for the money paid.
Attest. @. II. WtsESAN,
..........s.. CLERK Of Board.
Elko, April }, 1881 ......... ."
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-03-31

WINS VEGETABLE BOILER COMPOUND.
1t removes scales in boilers and prevents
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OUR LOCAL TELEGRAPH SERVICE

/ The more community pays a mo-
nopoly, the less accommodation it re-
ceives from that monopoly. AT least,
this seems to be the case with the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
whose business here is increasing
steadily. Since the completion of the
railway to HALEY, a messenger has
generally been employed to deliver
telegraph messages; but few weeks
ago, through mistaken notion of
economy, the messenger was dis.
pensed with, and the consequence is
that the service is very unsatisfactory
so much SO, in fact, that people
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telegraph when they can possibly
avoid it. This feeling, which is grow
ing here, cannot result otherwise than
in great loss of business to company
which should study to serve it's pat
rons aeceptably, if it does not lead to
more serious results; and the tele-
graph company should overcome it
not only by restoring the messenger
but by opening an office in town,
where patrons (who are always in a
hurry when they use the telegraph
could transact their business expedi-
tiously and without being compelled
to lose much valuable time in getting
to and from the Office,